Thanks of course!

But, is there any chance of firing an app? Firing an app on bridge gives the programmer more control, rather than just listening for fifo::info custom events. I find that lua running as a FS app can update my database like 10x faster than reading event_socket thru Rails/Telegraph...plus, I trust your coding much more than that of your Rail's development counterparts. :)

with the custom event you are firing, you should be sure to import the variables first, then fire the event :)

You rock Mr. Minessale

--matt

2009/3/26 Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com>

I'll fire 2 custom events when the call is bridged one for the consumer and one for the caller

events plain custom fifo::info

pull out FIFO-Name header and find the desired fifo
pull out FIFO-Action header and look for bridge-consumer or bridge-caller depending on what you want to see data from.

in latest trunk